The Helena Civic Center is a historic Moorish Revival building located in Montana's capital city. Built in 1912 as the Algeria Shrine Temple, this versatile venue offers a unique experience for its guests, from glamorous galas to local concerts. It has been a cornerstone of Helena Montana community life for decades, and originally opened in 1940 and was renovated and expanded in 2006.

The addition of 8210 square feet has provided a grand ballroom for up to 450 people, a ballroom lobby with an attached terrace for outdoor events, and two large meeting rooms that together accommodate 800 people with modern audio-visual equipment.

Come a few days early to explore why this charming capital of the Treasure State is a popular destination all year round. Helena, nestled in the beautiful Rocky Mountains and surrounded by glacier-fed lakes, offers breathtaking views, outdoor adventure, culture, history, and recreation. Enjoy a day at Helena National Forest with stunning wilderness trails that lead to serene alpine lakes or explore the area's picturesque mountains on horseback or hiking trails. All kinds of water activities are also available nearby, including fishing and paddling on Lake Helena or canoeing down the nearby Missouri River. When exploring the downtown area, you can take self-guided walking tours to learn about the city's rich culture and links to U.S. History as you wander through its historic buildings and monuments such as Sts Peter & Paul Cathedral Church and the Original Governor’s Mansion.

The Helena Civic Center is an incredible cultural and historic gem in the heart of downtown Helena. Its two major facilities, 1,925 seat Auditorium Theater, and 15,000 sq. ft. Ballroom exhibition hall, making it the perfect choice for special occasions such as weddings or conferences.